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 climate change - global warming - weather - environment - hires - am1
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 Independent Online 
Government urged to draw up bill on climate change
The Labour Party urged the government actively to consider following in the steps of other EU governments, such as the UK, by drawing up a bill, in the form of a white paper, which would be discussed ... (photo: WN / aruna1)
pacific ocean
Energy   Greenhouse   Pacific   Photos   Weather  
 The News Tribune 
Add ocean winds to the energy menu
As the Pacific Ocean never stops reminding us - with gales and near-hurricanes - there's a lot of wind blowing out there on the deep blue sea. | It has been noticed. Some energy researchers are seriou... (photo: GFDL / Marlith)
Breast feeding, feeding, baby, infants, healthy , milk  The Providence Journal 
Michael Fink: Breastfeeding and public health

| I LOOK AT THE PHOTOS of candidate Barack Obama and his family in People magazine, watch the interview with the children on television and all I can think of is "Did Michelle breastfeed those childre... (photo: Creative commons)
Disease   Health   Kids   Photos   Social  
Yvo de Boer -UN-Climate-am1  The Times of India 
Africa meeting key step in climate talks: UN climate chief
|                 PARIS: Rich nations will come under pressure at climate talks in Africa this week to get specific about how quickly and by how much they ... (photo: Creative Commons)
Africa   Climate   Paris   Photos   UN  
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   WATERWAYS - WATER POLLUTION   - DUMPS - GARBAGE                             Gulf Daily News
'Toxic' festivals are poisoning waterways...
| MUMBAI: Toxic chemicals from thousands of idols of Hindu gods immersed in rivers and lakes across India are causing pollution which is killing fish and contaminating fo... (photo: WN / Renzelle Mae Abasolo)
Festival   India   Mumbai   Photos   Pollution  
Cigarettes                         Gulf Daily News
Simple ways to improve our lives
| Let's save our children. Gandhiji once said: "There is sufficiency in the world for man's need, but not for man's greed." | That Bahrain's smaller islands are in danger... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Biodegradable   Children   Environment   Photos   Trash  
 Singapore - economy -tourism -asia- investment- business -Lion city (gm1) wnhires  Asia Times
Singapore at 'green' cutting edge
| By Andrew Symon | SINGAPORE - Singapore is pushing ahead with ambitious alternative-energy and conservation campaigns, putting the city state into the vanguard of energ... (photo: WN)
Asia   Energy   Environment   Photos   Singapore  
Fried Chicken                                The Times
How your leftover dinner could help power your home
| Waste-disposal units designed to turn leftover food into electricity and fertiliser could be built around every town and city as part of a scheme being considered by mi... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Fertiliser   Leftover   Photos   Power   Waste  
Rice Fields - Tugbok - Davao City - Philippines Inquirer
Citizen Lucio Tan focuses on irrigation
| Most Read Business Not-so-secret strategies of self-made Filipino millionaires Investors switch to short bets on peso on growth concerns Mutual funds for P1,000 a month... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
Business   Farming   Investments   Irrigation   Photos  
SSS- SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM - GOVERNMENT AGENCY - PHILIPPINES Manila Bulletin
SSS releases P33.4-B benefits to members in first 6 months
The Social Security System (SSS) has released a total of P33.41 billion for members’ benefits during the first half of the year, which was 16 percent more than the P28.... (photo: WN / Renzelle Mae Abasolo)
Benefits   Billion   Photos   Security   Social  
 Utility crews in Florida worked Wednesday to restore electricity to 2.5 million customers. Meanwhile, hundreds waited in long lines for supplies two days after Hurricane Wilma.na0 Manila Bulletin
Oil price rises above $ 114 on likely threat from Gulf of Mexico storm
London, Aug. 18 (Reuters) – Oil rose above $ 114 a barrel on Monday on worries of a potential supply threat from Tropical storm Fay to oil and gas production in the Gul... (photo: WN / nilufer)
Climate   Georgia   Market   Oil   Photos  
Chino copper mine /ntf1 The Philippine Star
SPECIAL REPORT: Mining and sustainable development - the Australian way
| (Conclusion) | Australia and mining | The mining industry makes a major contribution to the Australian economy. The minerals sector is in fact Australia's largest expor... (photo: GFDL / )
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